Fusion Mixed Martial Arts

About

Fusion Mixed Martial Arts is a family oriented martial art school/dojo (dojo means training hall in Japanese) that strives to be a fun, safe and friendly environment. We specialize in combat sports such as Thai Boxing, Boxing, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and full contact karate.

Fusion Mixed Martial Arts focus on the 3 phases of combat: Striking, Clinching/Take Down, and Grappling.

We believe to be a complete martial artist you would have to train in all 3 phases of combat. By having an integration of all 3 phases of combat, the students and martial artist will have confident, and fluidity in any self defense, sparring and fighting situations.

At Fusion Mixed Martial Arts dojo, all training needs to be functional by following these 3 basic principles: timing, energy, and motion in other word it has to be alive (These 3 principles was developed by Matt Thornton.)

Fusion Mixed Martial Arts have no fancy techniques that take years to understand. Learn how to properly move, strike, block, throw, choke, and lock someone, both standing and on the ground.

Fusion Mixed Martial Arts will help you develops confidence, loss weights, and gain lean muscle mass. Come learn in a fun and safe environment.

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• Instructors/Coaches
  • Mong Phu – Founder and Head Coach
  • Mohammad Khorrami – Grappling Consultant
  • Fred Garcia – Striking Consultant (Deceased)
    • Master Fred Garcia Funeral/Memorial Bulletin
    • Sibukan
    • Master Ishmael “Boy” Garcia
  • Wisdom
  • What Makes A Good Teacher
    • Progressive Resistance
    • Drills
    • Commitment
    • Passion
    • Core Principle
    • Fundamentals
    • Four Stages of Competence
      • Conscious Competence Learning Matrix
      • The Conscious Competence Ladder
      • Fifth Stage of Conscious Competence
    • The Art of Learning: An Inner Journey to Optimal Performance
    • Compensatory Adaptation: Understanding How Obstacles Can Lead to Success
    • Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning Domains
    • Psychomotor Learning
    • Mindset: the new psychology of success
      • Helpful Review About “Mindset: the new psychology of success” From Amazon.com
    • Handbook of Competence and Motivation
    • Motivation and Self-Regulation Across the Life Span
    • Self-theories: their role in motivation, personality, and development
  • Beware of Rank Inflation
  • John Wooden's Pyramid of Success
• Curriculum
  • Certificates
  • Grappling Curriculum
    • Baseline
    • Alliance BJJ Belt Requirement
    • BJJ America Curriculum
    • Beginner
      • 10 Quick Tips for White Belts
    • Intermediate
    • Advance
  • Black Belt Reading Requirement
  • Strategic vs. Tactical
• Mission Statement
  • Benefits to the Mind with Martial Arts
  • An ideal dojo?
• Philosophy
  • In Pursuit of Excellence
• Our Student Pledge
  • Character and Coaching: Building Virtue in Athletic Programs
• The Warrior’s Spirit
  • My Journey in Karate: The Sabaki Way
• Training Philosophy
  • Why We Don't Do Kata
    • Karate Kata – Interent Forum
  • OODA
  • Joe Lewis Fighting Principles
  • Mental Revelations Of the Progressing Grappler
  • Deliberate, Focus and Purposeful Training
  • The Physical Genius
  • Periodization: Theory and Methodology of Training
  • Belt Ranking and It’s Personal Significance
• Our Motto
• About This Web Site
• Our Competition Team
  • Mixed Martial Arts Competitor
    • Josh Lang
    • Zack Lang
  • Karate
  • Tri-Combat Challenge